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RMRS-P-30: Santa Rita Experimental Range: 100 years (1903 to 2003)
of accomplishments and contributions; conference proceedings;
2003 October 30November 1; Tucson, AZ
McClaran, Mitchel P.; Ffolliott, Peter F.; Edminster, Carleton B., tech. coords. 2003. Santa Rita Experimental Range: 100 years (1903 to 2003) of accomplishments and contributions; conference proceedings; 2003 October 30-November 1; Tucson, AZ. Proc. RMRS-P-30. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 197 p.
The purpose of this conference was to celebrate the 100 years of accomplishments and contributions of the Santa Rita Experimental Range, the longest continuously operating research area dedicated to the sustainable management of North American rangelands. The conference consisted of one-and-a-half days of invited synthesis papers and contributed poster presentations and a 1-day field trip to research sites at the Santa Rita Experimental Range. A forecast of the future contributions of this historical site were also considered. This conference provided a forum for people to share their knowledge, experiences, and opinions about the contributions that the Santa Rita Experimental Range has made to rangeland management.
Keywords: long-term research, livestock grazing, vegetation, soils, erosion, cultural resources
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Contents
PDF File Size: 25 KInvited Papers
Recognizing History in Range Ecology: 100 Years of Science and Management on the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Nathan F. Sayre
PDF File Size: 310 KA Century of Vegetation Change on the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Mitchel P. McClaran
PDF File Size: 315 KRangeland Livestock Production: Developing the Concept of Sustainability on the Santa Rita Experimental Range
George B. Ruyle
PDF File Size: 80 KVegetation Management Practices: Past and Present
Peter F. Ffolliott, Gerald J. Gottfried, William H. Kruse
PDF File Size: 70 KWildlife Ecology and Management, Santa Rita Experimental Range (1903 to 2002)
Paul R. Krausman, Michael L. Morrison
PDF File Size: 65 KCultural Resources of the Santa Rita Experimental Range
John H. Madsen
PDF File Size: 95 KRevegetation Practices on the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Bruce D. Munda, Mark J. Pater
PDF File Size: 200 KHydrology and Soil Erosion
Leonard J. Lane, Mary R. Kidwell
PDF File Size: 80 KArchive and Laboratory Embedded in the Landscape: Future of the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Thomas E. Sheridan
PDF File Size: 65 KPoster Papers
Climate Variability and Plant Response at the Santa Rita Experimental Range, Arizona
Michael A. Crimmins, Theresa M. Mau-Crimmins
PDF File Size: 45 KSpread of a Nonnative Grass Across Southern Arizona: Multiple Data Sources to Monitor Change
Erika Geiger, Theresa Mau-Crimmins, Heather Schussman
PDF File Size: 95 KMultitemporal MODIS-EVI Relationships With Precipitation and Temperature at the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Jorry Z. U. Kaurivi, Alfredo R. Huete, Kamel Didan
PDF File Size: 50 KRole of Soil Texture on Mesquite Water Relations and Response to Summer Precipitation
Alessandra Fravolini, Kevin R. Hultine, Dan F. Koepke, David G. Williams
PDF File Size: 65 KMesquite Removal and Mulching Treatment Impacts on Herbage Production and Selected Soil Chemical Properties
Stacy Pease, Peter F. Ffolliott, Leonard F. DeBano, Gerald J. Gottfried
PDF File Size: 35 KGambel and Scaled Quail Diets on the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Alvin L. Medina
PDF File Size: 55 KHistorical and Recent Flora of the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Alvin L. Medina
PDF File Size: 65 KEffects of Neighbor Species and Distance on 2- and 4-Year Survival of Lehmann Lovegrass and Native Grasses
Sharon H. Biedenbender, Mitchel P. McClaran, Bruce A. Roundy
PDF File Size: 85 KInternational Arid Lands Consortium: A Synopsis of Accomplishments
Peter F. Ffolliott, Jeffrey O. Dawson, James T. Fisher, Itshack Moshe, Timothy E. Fulbright, W. Carter Johnson, Paul Verburg, Muhammad Shatanawi, Jim P. M. Chamie
PDF File Size: 35 KSoil and Ecological Sites of the Santa Rita Experimental Range
Donald J. Breckenfeld, Daniel Robinett
PDF File Size: 90 KAssessment of Fire-Damaged Mesquite Trees 8 Years Following an Illegal Burn
Gerald J. Gottfried, Peter F. Ffolliott, Pablo Garcia, Diego Valdez-Zamudio, Akram Al-Khouri
PDF File Size: 40 KSweet Resin Bush on the Santa Rita Experimental Range: An Eradication Effort
Larry D. Howery, Bruce D. Munda, Dan G. Robinett, Harry H. Buck
PDF File Size: 80 KSpectral Reflectance and Soil Morphology Characteristics of Santa Rita Experimental Range Soils
A. Karim Batchily, Donald F. Post, R. B. Bryant, Donald J. Breckenfeld
PDF File Size: 130 KCow Weights and Calf Production for Pasture 12-C Lehmann Lovegrass Grazing Trials, 1982 to 1993
Phil R. Ogden, E. Lamar Smith
PDF File Size: 135 KSoil Temperature and Moisure Dynamics After Experimental Irrigation on Two Contrasting Soils on the Santa Rita Experimental Range: Implications for Mesquite Establishment
Nathan B. English, David G. Williams, Jake F. Weltzin
PDF File Size: 80 KNew Data Sources and Derived Products for the SRER Digital Spatial Database
Craig Wissler, Deborah Angell
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Title: RMRS-P-30:
Santa Rita Experimental Range: 100 years (1903 to 2003) of accomplishments
and contributions; conference proceedings; 2003 October 30November
1; Tucson, AZ
Electronic Publish Date: October 9, 2003
Last Update: August
24, 2010